“We live in Minnesota and I’ve sailed on Lake Superior and Lake Michigan,” Paul said. “A competitive sail would start out on a Friday night as we crossed the lake or went north to Mackinac Island. We’d finish late Saturday afternoon and try to come back Sunday, in time for work.
Kathy said, “Paul served in the Navy at Annapolis where he taught at the Naval Academy. He also worked at the Pentagon in Washington. We’ve been stationed at San Diego, Norfolk and all over, always near sailboats.”
Korine works for Langley Federal Credit Union, which she said ranks in the top 100 nationwide among credit unions. Mitch is a financial analyst in the Air Force, stationed currently at Langley AFB. We got to talking about Air Force One doing touch-and-goes at Langley. He said, “Last week we had a combined air show with French and American jets participating. They flew all over Tidewater.” We saw it at the time, complete with red, white and blue contrails. 
It was a cold and dreary afternoon in late November when I took Stephen Warrick out for the fourth time, with his pal Lisa Fronkenberger. They took ASA 101 together with two other people whom they will join for a combined 103/104 that will take them three days and two
It took more than an hour for the USS Jason Dunham to transit the Coleman Bridge because it was stuck closed. Afterward, it got stuck at the end while closing. Traffic was backed up for miles in both directions. According to ChatGPT: Yes, the Coleman Bridge is experiencing extended delays
According to Chat GPT, illegal or abandoned crab pots—known as “ghost pots”—are a growing concern in the York River, with thousands being removed due to their environmental impact. The ones pictured here are not abandoned, just illegal. They form the end of a long string of pots recently dropped along